Crafted by the historic estate of Buccia Nera in the high hills of Arezzo, Eastern Tuscany, the ConFondo Rosato is a precise expression of ancestral-method winemaking. Sourced from organically farmed Sangiovese vines planted in clay-limestone soils, this petillant naturel undergoes spontaneous fermentation with indigenous yeasts before finishing in bottle, remaining deliberately unfiltered with its native lees.
The omission of disgorgement retains structural vitality, producing a sparkling rosato defined by high natural acidity, low sulfur intervention, and fine phenolic texture that honors raw Tuscan terroir.
Tasting notes
Pours a hazy coral-pink with a fine, gentle effervescence. The nose delivers precise aromas of wild cranberry, pomegranate, damp stone, and subtle autolytic sourdough notes. The palate is bone-dry and driving, featuring tart red cherry, citrus pith, and a chalky mineral spine that finishes with a tactile, savory grip.